This command starts the DB2 Everyplace Mobile Device Administration Center (MDAC). MDAC provides a GUI to administer users, groups, subscription sets, and subscriptions.

See What is the Mobile Devices Administration Center? for more information about using MDAC.

For Linux servers, the DB2 JDBC Applet Server must be started prior to starting MDAC. To start the DB2 JDBC Applet Server, type db2jstrt. The default port for the DB2 JDBC Applet Server is 6789. You can provide a free port as an optional parameter to this script. You must restart the DB2 JDBC Applet Server after restarting your computer. If you start the DB2 JDBC Applet Server on a port other than 6789, you must provide that port to dsyadmin.sh.

For Windows:

dsyadmin.bat

For Linux:

db2jstrt [a free port number]
./dsyadmin.sh [DB2 JDBC Applet Server port]
 

For Solaris and AIX:

./dsyadmin.sh

This command runs the MDAC XML to manage MDAC configurations from the command line using XML files. The XML tool can perform add, remove, and alter operations on MDAC objects. MDAC objects include DB2 Everyplace users, groups, subscription sets and subscriptions.

See Utilizing the XML Scripting tool for complete usage information.

For help, type

dsyadminxml.bat

with no arguments:

Command line parameters:

-x|-d filename
-x filename [-add] [-remove]

• -x create XML file from control database
• -d apply XML file to control database
• filename XML file name to process. -x will override file if it already exists.
• [-add] [-remove] are XML Types that add to the sync server control database or remove what is already there

dsyblocksubscription.bat  [subscription]+ 

[subscription] is the subscription to block on the server

For example:

dsyblocksubscription subscriptionName1

would block the subscription with the name 'subscriptionName1'.

dsyctldb.bat <db2instance> <db2instance password>

dsyjdbcmigration.bat [sourceDatabaseUrl
sourceTableSpace] | 
[sourceDatabaseUrl sourceTableSpace sourceTableName]

where

• sourceDatabaseUrl is the URL of the source database to migrate
• sourceTableSpace is the name of the tablespace in which Sync Server control tables should be created
• sourceTableName is the name of the source table to migrate

For example, to migrate all subscriptions, type:

dsyjdbcmigration.bat

To migrate the subscriptions on the VNURSE database using the tablespace named 'mytablespace', type:

dsyjdbcmigration.bat jdbc:db2:VNURSE mytablespace

To migrate the subscriptions on the table DSYSAMPLE.VNMEDICALRECORD in the VNURSE database using the tablespace named 'mytablespace', type:

dsyjdbcmigration.bat jdbc:db2:VNURSE mytablespace
    dsysample.vnmedicalrecord

dsymigratemessagestore.bat

dsymsgclean.bat

dsyreplicate.bat [mirror_database]

Reset a user, device or group of users.

For help, type dsyreset.bat with no arguments.

dsyreset.bat {[user name]} {-device [device id]}
 {-group [group name]} {-all}

where

• [user name] is the user name to reset
• [device id] is the device id to be reset
• [group name] is the group name to reset all users belonging to a group

For example, to reset the user named 'bob', type:

dsyreset.bat bob

To reset all users belonging to the group 'Sales', type

dsyreset.bat -group Sales

dsyResetUserMigration jdbc:db2:dsyctldb <userID> 
<password> <filename.xml>

where

• userID is the user ID of a DB2 Administrator
• password is the password for the userID you specified
• filename.xml is the output XML file

dsysetenv.bat

 dsysetproperty.bat

This command launches the embedded version of the WebSphere Application Server version 5 that executes the DB2 Everyplace servlets. It will launch the server process in the background, and then exit. This command takes no arguments.

If DB2 Everyplace is installed in another application server, such as WebSphere Application Server version 5, use the appropriate commands for that server.

dsysync.bat

dsysyncmonitor.bat

This command prints the execution status of the DB2 Everyplace server that is installed in the embedded version of the WebSphere Application Server version 5. The server can be started, running, or stopped. This command takes no arguments.

If DB2 Everyplace is installed in another application server, such as WebSphere Application Server version 5, please use the appropriate commands for that server.

dsysyncstatus.bat

This command stops the embedded version of the WebSphere Application Server version 5 that executes the DB2 Everyplace servlets. It will issue the stop request to the server process that is running, print the status, and then exit. This command takes no arguments.

If DB2 Everyplace is installed in another application server, such as WebSphere Application Server version 5, use the appropriate commands for that server.

dsytrace [0 | 1] [-console]
 

where

• 0 turns tracing off except for errors
• 1 turns all tracing on
• -console disables tracing to console window

For example, to turn all tracing on and not display in console window, type:

dsytrace 1 -console 

dsytraceprocess.bat -F <tracefileName> -O <true|false> 
 

The -O option is used to indicate the overwrite flag. When specified to be true, the original trace file will be overwritten by the converted trace file with expanded timestamps. Otherwise the resulting trace files will be named as originalTraceFile.new.

dsyunblocksubscription [subscription]+

where

• [subscription] is the subscription to unblock on the server.

For example, to unblock the subscription with the name 'bob', type:

dsyunblocksubscription bob

To unblock both the subscriptions named 'bob' and 'sally', type:

dsyunblocksubscription bob sally

dsyversion.bat

useUdb8.bat

useUdbFp7_8.bat

dsyidrop.sh <dsyinstance>
where <dsyinstance> is the name of
the DB2 Everyplace Sync Server 
instance to be dropped.

To display the parameters required to create a DB2 Everyplace Sync Server instance, type :

dsyicreate.sh

dsyilist.sh